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suicidal man. that man opened fire, critically injuring a deputy. the district attorney has cleared the officer who fired the fatal shot. jamie leary joins us live from the parker police department. we really see how chaotic that shooting scene was in this video. >> reporter: very chaotic. you can see officers running towards the shooting suspect. the video you're about to see is from the perspective of parker police officer ronnie durell. he fired killed suspect randy roddick, bringing his shooting spree to a halt. >> where is he at? >> front seat. i got him, he's down. >> reporter: that brief muffleed pop was the fatal shot. it's force the district attorney's office determined was justified. >> to know there is an officer down, to know people are being shot at and this guy is armed

picture, slow your breathing and pull that trigger one time and end this thing, that is an amazing shot. >> reporter: investigators say roddick was using a fully automatic ak-47, firing shots at officers and bystanders, all unfolding north of sierra mill school. rod-- middle school. roddick had a shotgun, handgun and thousands of rounds of in his vehicle. in his house, a secret room that opened to a guns and ammo room. >> what if this guy's wife had not alerted law enforcement to his behavior and what he was doing? law enforcement wasn't able to try to keep him in this very small area as he loaded his rv full of all of these implements of death? >> reporter: a couple of the

narrowly missing staff. it was a miracle the detective was the only one injured. we got an update today, police say he's doing well and improving every single day. live from the parker police department, jamie leary, cbs4 news. wow. jamie, thank you very much. that injured officer dan brite is at craig hospital where he's getting rehab. e continue to go out to him. his family has thanked everyone. crews in the city of denver were cleaning out as the homeless have returned to an encampment where they were moved out of earlier this year. cbs4's rick salinger covered the sweep this morning. he is live now and rick, are they being removed this time around? >> reporter: no, they aren't. the strategy is different this time around than it was last

to outcries and lawsuits. this time around the city says it is to try to deal with the public health risk. crews from the city department of public works are coming out here daily now with garbage trucks trying to remove debris. the sheriff's department and denver police were here as well. they spoke to the homeless people about keeping the area clean, but did not remove them. a spokesperson for the city department of human services told us the people camped out he right to be in the city. they are thinking about how to deal with these encampments on a case by case basis. those we spoke with said they prefer to be out here than in the shelters. >> then as you're going in there you have to play a ridiculous game with these, the followers in the name sake of jesus, just --

>> reporter: some of those we spoke with today said their belongings were accidently taken away, including one man's bed. the denver police department, employs out here seem to be working with the homeless people trying to get their belongings back. we'll have more coming up on cbs4 news at 5:00. live in broadway and park avenue west, rick salinger, cbs4 news. >> very difficult issue. rick, thank you very much. weather alert now the state. we are heading for the 80s at the end of october. meteorologist ashton altieri is in colorado's weather center right now. one hot october. >> yes, indeed, alan. this will rank within the top five warmest octobers on record for denver without a doubt. it's the 27th of october and was chilly this morning. but this afternoon it will feel like late summer. now we're up to 74 in denver

dia up to 76. it's 74 in parker. upper 60s and lower 70s in the foothills. even the mountains will have an unusually warm late october day. we're almost at 60 currently in aspen. 64 grand junction. 75 on eastern plains at limon. this is a state-wide late october heat wave for us. aspen's forecast, 67. record for today, 68. all of these areas, colorado springs, fort collins, will be cl temperatures today. grand junction should set a new record. so will lamar in southeast colorado. again, alan, it's not just us in denver. everybody in colorado is far above normal. we'll talk about when things could change a little bit. full fiveday4cast is coming up. >> ashton, thanks a lot. crews are assessing the damage after a pair of earthquakes hit central italy. badly damaged buildings that survived another quake in

there are amazingly no reports of anybody getting killed or seriously injured this time around. as strong as the quakes are, they're considered aftershocks to the august quake. another round of e-mails in campaign 2016 news today. they're once again from hillary clinton's campaign. cbs4's craig boswell has details on what they reveal and donald trump's response. >> reporter: hacked e-mails from hillary cln raising more questions about payments made to the clinton foundation. wikileaks published a 12 page memo from doug band where he says he pushed corporations who donated to the fundation, to provide in-kind services for the president and his family. donald trump has long accused the clinton foundation of being a slush fund for the former

director comey chose not to question hillary clinton over her private e-mail server. >> the attorney general -- george, george, she's so guilty. >> reporter: the clinton campaign responded saying -- it's uncertain if the latest e- mail will change the trajectory of the race. >> i think for a lot all of this stuff feels like inside baseball to them. >> reporter: both candidates will make swing state appearances today. donald trump has three events in ohio, while hillary clinton heads to north carolina, where early voting is underway. >> now donald trump says he can still win and he's right. that's why it's so important everyone gets out and votes. >> reporter: clinton will campaign with the first lady

voting numbers continue to add up in colorado. as of this morning the state received more than 575,000 ballots. democrats continue to outpace republicans in the early voting. remember, in colorado you can register to vote and vote right up to and including election day. we have a lot of resources to help you make sure your vote counts with the links you'll find in our campaign 2016 section of cbsdenver.com. new information about the two menacered for burglarizing billy mccaslin and sergio irreza will be in court at 1:30 this afternoon. hidden cameras in ware's home showed the men burglarizing his home monday evening during the game. about 36 hours later, denver police made the arrests after a number of tips sent to crimestoppers. for ware, it's just one more example of the power of the 12th man in denver.

great job. when you mess with one of the broncos country's own, they spread it out everywhere. >> investigators found ware's stolen items, including his personalized super bowl l ring. he says the crime was not about material things, but about somebody going through his things, making him feel his house was not like his home anymore. cj anderson may be headed to the injured reserve list. he'll require surgery. anderson hurt the knee at the end of the first quarter in the monday night game against the texans, but he played the rest of the game. coming up, the latest on that crash involving a car and a building during denver's rush hour. and later, appliances and trash turned a scenic route into a real mess. how one community came together

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when the federal government wanted to increase grazing fees, senator bennet stepped up and helped put a stop that. he commits to his word, and that means a lot to a guy like me. i'm a republican, but i know that michael bennet trusts us and we trust him. i'm michael bennet and i approve this message. an accident ended with a car smashing into a building at 17th and downing this morning. we showed you during the cbs4 morning news. what a mess. for years the restaurant was another restaurant.

let's go back to ashton and talk about the heat. i don't know what else we can say about this. what we can say is it's unprecedented. i don't like to throw that word out there that often. but we have records going back 144 years and we've never been warmer than 80 on this date. i think this afternoon we'll be higher than 80. we have record high on forecast. here's an area you're familiar with alan, genesee, evergreen parkway, 69 degrees. like august. usually have a little bit of snow perhaps on the higher peaks there, but nothing as of now. our normal high temperature at the end of the month, 61. the record for this date is 80. last set 50 years ago, 1966. today we expect to reach at least 81. tomorrow will be warmer than today. and tomorrow's record is also 80. that one set in 1994. it looks like we're going to have two records in a row, today and tomorrow. temperatures are already well

denver area. look at lamar, almost at 80 now. 50s in the colorado high country. 60s on the western slope. we're going to see record highs not only here in denver, but really around the state. records could fall out west, could fall on the eastern plains, colorado springs could have a record today with a high of 77. fort collins about 79. i think that is your record for today in fort collins. very, very close, if not actual record heat. meanwhile, to the west of us we're watching clouds in nevada and utah but they're heading to look at all this rain. wouldn't it be nice if this were in our state? northern california needs the moisture as well and they're going to get it. sierra nevada mountains around lake tahoe could get a foot of snow. it's all because of the jet stream, normally this time of year it's either over colorado or nearby. now it's in southern montana for our region and it's why we're so warm. this pattern, by the way, will stay in place through sunday,

new month next week, looks like a few changes in the pattern. we won't be this warm middle of next week. 81 today. 82 tomorrow. both records. for the weekend, mid-70s, including 76 on sunday. and 70 for halloween monday. looks like this for the broncos/chargers game. kickoff temperature 75. half time 74. and 72 by the end of the fourth quarter. then we're halloween trick or treat temperatures are crucial in the fort -- usually in the 40s, instead, mid- to upper 60s. >> i don't know how many times i've put heavy coats over my kids' costumes through the years. >> jackets may not be necessary monday evening. a rapist did not go to prison and his victim feels like she is the one behind bars. cbs4 investigator brian maass talks with her as she explains why she is so angry about that sentence. >> he was just an acquaintance,

thought i could trust him, but got proved wrong. >> reporter: very wrong. now she explains just what happened. >> he like kissed me and pulled that down. he took my left hand, trying to to get me it. >> reporter: he was convicted. but something unexpected happened. >> is it disappointing? >> disappointing but not surprising. >> in many cases like austin willer son -- wilkerson case is not that news. >> cbs4 investigates tonight at 10:00. how far people in one community went to restore the natural beauty in their

donald trump and congressman coffman would punish women. and coffman tried to redefine rape to mean only forcible rape. in coffman's bill, victims who were drugged, even minors, victims of statutory rape, would not be considered rape victims.

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and it was full of garbage. i just thought, you know what, i can't let this lie. >> reporter: wednesday, he and his fellow rotary members organized a cleanup of the areas with volunteers and police, fire and forest service members. together, they collected truck loads of debris. >> we had a refrigerator, sofas, shutters from a house, remnants of carpeting, bottles, cans, food items. you name it. of commerce president betsy hayes says those who are caught dumping face a heavy penalty. >> this is not okay. when you cross the line into clear creek county, it's a thousand-dollar fine. >> reporter: it could also include 30 days in jail. with the litter growing, tim has a message. >> we all live here for the beauty of colorado, and to see something like that that is totally disrespectful for where

>> reporter: tim tells me after he and his fellow volunteers clean up this area, they'd like to move on to other parts of colorado. he hopes to work with the forest service to make that happen. tom mustin, cbs4. f0 >> that is great to see that. good job, guys. consumer alert as the nation's largest retailer says it feels our holiday line pain. wal-mart says the number one request for the holiday season is a quicker checkout. wal-mart is training more people to registers. they'll have workers who will run and grab items you may have forgotten so you don't lease

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f0 today dr. phil sits down with gary condit who found himself in the spotlight when shondra levy disappeared. she was later found dead, one

questions. i asked him, did you have a relationship with her, did you have a romantic relationship with her, did you have a sexual relationship with her, did she come to your condo, did you give her gifts, do you know what happened to her, were you involved in her disappearance, do you know anybody that does know anything about it? all the things that people want to know i asked him, and he did answer the questions. >> answers, plus why condit's il book. that's at 4:00 today. at 5:00, a colorado doctor claims to have a treatment for people who suffer from vertigo. and her youtube video has gotten millions of hits. that's at 5:00. here's ashton about the record. we're already up to 76 depress. that's 15 degrees normal than our normal daytime high for this year. we'll climb at least another five degrees. as soon as we hit 80, we'll have broken the record and

happens. i think we'll have another record tomorrow and mid-70s with sunshine for the weekend. dry and mild for halloween as well. >> two in a row. >> two in a row, record high temperatures today and tomorrow. middle of next week things cool down and maybe even some snow for the mountains middle to end of next week. keystone would be ,,

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